Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16

game up from Deer Lodge Saturday Tor the
purpose OF shopping.
p. A. Larasy returned yesterday from
Iron Rod whore hs has been on business Tor
the past ten days.
G. E. Coleman arrived in Butte Saturday
from Chicago.
Geo. W. Hauk came over from the Capt.
tai Friday.
j.. H~emingwood OF Chicago is in the city.
Chas. Mobile and wife OF Anaconda are
in the city.
The craz e for young women just now" ia
to show in their parlcrs pieces uf decorated
work done by themssivc..
H. F. Trip arrived Saturday from Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hoops, OF Boulder
Valley, visited the city last week.
j. r. Williams. of Oshkosh, arrived yes
terday and is registered at the Windsor.
G. W. Wilson. Of Portland, Ore, is in the
city.
Ckas. Demars 10 yer from Philipsburg.
Jos. A. Hyde is visiting Helena.
DR.. Merrill and family have returned to
Butte after an absence Of severa; monthsin
San Francisco.
s. P. Anderson came over from Anaconda
yesterday.
James Kelly arrived in Butte yesterday
from Missoula.
g.. J. Ross came ovsr from Argenta yes
terday.
E. H. Irvine and family, OF Deer Lodge,
will move to Butte this week.
John L. FAINT and son, Herbert, arrived
in Butte yesterday from Fulton, Missouri.
They are guests Of j. R. Boyce, Jr.
Master George Curtis who has been i'll for
the past ten days is o able to sit up.
A. Cosgrove is registered at the Windsor.
Green Majors will 90 to Deer Lodge to-day
on important business.
William FAINT, OF j. r. Boyce, Jr., & Co.'s
establishment, will go east in q lew days to
be m~arried-so Dame Rumor says.
John Doyle, who has been quite i'll, is
again able to be at his post OF duty.
John Lloyd will leave the city to-day
for the Arkansas Springs.
j. w. Fairfield has returned from O weeks
hunting trip On the Jefferson.
The University Club will give O grand
/ banquet at Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday
ner by this club and the members are
anticipating a jolly time.
VIM. Thompson, Clerk and Recorder OF
Deer Lodge County, arrived in town last
night.
Mr.. John Caplice is visiting Portland.
Oregon, and is expected back in a few
days.
Mrs. Hughs aud her niece, Miss Hier, who
have been visiting in the East the past two
months, have returned home. They re-
port having had q very pleasant trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 6. Cole, OF West Quartz
street, entertained q few friends on Tues
day evening, on the occasion Of the 18th
birthday of their daughter, o ga l..
| Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J.
| Maloney. Mrs. p. w. Sheehy, Miss Alice
| Else, Miss Lizzie Else, C. E. Volk, Fitz
Weed, Robert Craig and w. Fl. Cole.
FASHION oTE
Vests of silk are draped in diagonal
folds, in the way thinner silks were used
during the summer.
Faced cloth and serges OF plain are being
imported by tailors for the winter and
autumn costumes.
Little English toques, covered entirely
| with the looseIy-wrapped folds OF dark red
bourette silk. and without other trimming,
are worn with tailor gowns of gray, blue or
brown.
Braid of all kinds is more and more
used. All tailor gowns, coats and long
cloaks are trimmed with it, and the newest
Lincoln green Jackets are heavily braided
with either gold or silver.
The sailor hat has taken unto itself a
new lease OF power merely by turning up
the back OF the brim. They come in all
shades OF felt. have the brim lined with
velvet, a broad band OF ribbon about the
crown. and a little to the left side of the
back the brim is caught up with a number
of stiff, upright bows and two crthree little
curled cocks plunes. In this form it will
be as popular as ever and remain all
winter.
A ter gown for a brunette is of cherry
India silk. The long, loose vest falling to
the feet is OF dotted black tulle. to each dot
being sewed a little black silk pendant. The
loose coat fronts are caught together at
the throat and flare open over the vest. On
these edges OF the turned-over collars and
cuffs are sewed a line OF the little black
pendants.